Here's a rough-sawn walnut board, straight off the mill. Run your cursor across it — feel it go from splinter to satin, 80 grit to 220 to burnished. That last pass, when the grain finally lights up? That's why we do this. Every piece leaves the shop with that pass.
current grit 80 — rough
rub to sand the board
Floor-to-ceiling libraries, window seats, mudroom lockers — scribed to your crooked walls so tight you can't slip paper in.
measured twice, obviouslyTreads that don't squeak, newels you'll hand down. We rebuild the bones, not just the paint.
code + heirloomSlab and trestle tables finished with oil you can re-love in twenty years. Comes with a card telling its tree's story.
walnut · oak · ashSolid doors hung to a whisper, casing with mitres like seams in a good suit. The house just feels heavier. Better.
shop-milledYou'll see the shop, the boards we picked for you, and why. Wood costs what it costs; our labor is on one line.
Nothing leaves at 120 grit. If your hand catches anywhere, we take it back to the bench.
Most of our stock is urban salvage — storm oaks, retired maples. Your table probably shaded someone's porch.
Send a photo and rough sizes. We'll sketch it, price it, and bring a sample of the wood to your kitchen table.